The Dillon tribune., 1887-05-06
IN TOWN AND OUT.
Tardy pupils wear long faces.

Whew! How the wind did blow Tues.
day night.
Our stock Of blanks of all kinds j. now
complete.
We now have supply OF blank leases,
al this Office.
The Episcopal church was full to over.
flowing Sunday night.
A stranger remarked, the other day, the
absence Of idlers on our streets.
An interesting letter from Nicholia, Ida.
no, will be found on another page.
John Forester is making preparations to
plaster DR.. Pickman's new residence.
The winter term Of school at Bishops,
taught by VIM. Knapp, closed last Fri.
day.
Mrs. Philip Thorpe and family have
moved to the Fairview ranch, for the sum.
mer.
AS we can't say anything good about the
dog.darkey donkey show, we won. say
any thing.
One Of the chimneys on the Corinne
hotel was blown over BY the wind, Tues.
day night.
See notice in another column OF the an.
nual meeting Of the stockholders OF the
Dillon Lumber and Grain Company.
All admit that the courtyard fence i. q
great improvement and we would suggest
that the schooly ard be likewise enclosed.
The carpenters are making rapid pro.
gress on DR.. Pickman's new residence. 1t
will probably be completed by the last OF
June.
Twenty. five more railroad hands from
Denyer, arrived at this station Tuesday
morning and were distributed at the differ.
ent sections on this division.
The next regular meeting OF the Dillon
w. G. +. U. will BE- held at the First Bap.
tist church, Wednesday, May nth, at 3
o'clock p. IN. Business Of importance will
be brought before the society, and full
attendance is desired.
Several wagon trains Of emigrants and
Mormon graders passed through town this
week. The graders were bound for the
northern part of the Territory and the emf.
grants for various locations in Montana,
Oregon and Washington.
A copious rain storm visited this section
last Friday and Saturday, which caused all
ranchmen and stockmen to wear smiling
countenances. The rain was Just what
was needed and the grass has grown at a
wonderful rate ever since.
w. II. Baldwin, Jr., has been appointed
division freight and general agent Of the
passenger department Of the Union Pacific
railroad company for Montana, with head
quarters at Butte, vice 6. w. Scott re-
signed. The appointment took effect the
first inst.
ID. B. Noble Il Sons have sold their
mining property, located on Wisconsin
creek, Madison county, to st. Louis syn.
dicate. The syndicate will soon begin
development work on a large scale. The
terms Of the sale are private, hence VIC
can not give them. The company is
stocked for two millions Of dollars.
At the recent tern Of court held at
Salmon City, Chas. Evans ("Chips') the
Dynamo murderer, was sentenced to
prison for life; Samuel Vinson for at.
tempting the life OF Lyons, fourteen years; ;
w. A. Cole and II. w. Curtis, the Nj.
cholia forgers, two years, and two years
and six months, respectively.
Chas. Rliven visited ali the business
men Of Dillon, Monday, and obtained their
signatures to petition to the county Com.
missioners to have the Argenta road
shortened by running through Rites
field and across the hill which will shorten
the road about five miles. Mr.. Rife has
kindly donated the right of way through
his field.
New rules, relating to ,ardine<s and alb
sencc, arc being enforced to the letter, by
Principal Knapp, at the public school.
The new order OF things meets with the
approval of the majority OF parents and Is
a measure that should have been put in
operation long ago. The two evils, above
mentioned, are the worst that teachers have
to contend with.
Corvallis, Missouia county, has Il news
paocr-7He Nt.* Idea, published by
company Of the same name. 1t is
l,x;.1h9 Iitfll sheet and il we mis-